He began his work at the age of 13 and eventually his passion and good work led him to open his own workshop of artistic ceramics, pottery and sugar. Over the years, it has been formed and learned from the artisans around it, coming to offer a full service that includes pottery, press, painting, etc. Tradition is its basis, but innovation is present in all its products.

Your work is adapted to customers' requests and new times. Far away is the time when Arjonilla artisans were known for the pieces in miniatures and pichis that were used of souvenirs and decoration for weddings, communions and roscons of kings. It now makes artisan decoration products, kitchen utensils, tiles, custom cups or photoceramic. A handmade product that is very well valued and has allowed it to reach the United States, Canada, Japan, England, the Netherlands, Italy or France, at the same time as working for other potters.

Fernando Bejarano learned with his father a trade that today has become his way and philosophy of life. From very small development his skills as a metal artisan, creating true works of art with the help of his hands and his inexhaustible ingenuity.

His work has been listed by the Junta de Andalucía as the Inmaterial Heritage of Andalusia, and is that Fernando has collaborated in the manufacture of many of the great sculptures and works of the province, such as the gate of the Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Head. A craftsman who works on request and always adapting to the needs of his customers. In his workshop, where he attends to himself, we can find all kinds of articles such as tables and chairs, mirrors, flyers, trophies, lamps, etc... all made in a traditional way and with top quality materials that ensure the durability of his works. Verges, balconies, bars, metal sculptures, rails, etc. A multitude of possibilities and designs that include any type of iron work.

It began its journey more than 40 years ago when it entered the world of pottery through the School of Ceramics of Arjonilla, the town of Jaén historically and traditionally pottery. He then discovered not only a passion, but also a trade that has become his livelihood, an artistic manifestation of his roots and customs.
Juan makes all kinds of cooking items such as dishes, bowls, jars, salads, etc., which stand out in front of others for the enormous quality of the materials he uses and the unmistakable decoration by hand of each of them, providing them with personality and distinction, although always adapting to the needs and tastes of their customers.

The long work of Juan Carlos García is a vigorous and lucid formulation of religious expression through art. The first steps of this artist's formation are found in Ubeda, where he begins to form as a Technician of Plastic Arts and Artistic Ebanisterium Design. He then began to work with the sculptor Toresano, Manuel López Pérez, where he not only formed as a tallist but also acquired knowledge of theory, vision of space, drawing, perspective, sculpture and instruction of new artistic techniques.

Juan Carlos García, has not stopped reading himself and looking for a personal seal that impresses in his works a character different from any imaginer or contemporary tallist. Names like Borromini, Grinling Gibbons, Serlio, Palladio, Andrea Pozzo or Bernini among others, are their sources of inspiration. Plasticity, character and movement go through the work of this young artist who, as time passes, is forged as a tireless model of recovery of the forms of the past by transferring a theological and artistic language to the sacred images that raise, even more so if it fits religious images.

In Cerámica Vallejo are professionals of clay art. From the beginning of 1982 to the present, they continue to shape their imagination through ceramics to meet the requirements of the market, betting on design and creativity. Arjonilla is a town with a strong pottery tradition that aims to combine the ancient techniques with a current ceramic conception by enhancing training and research and adapting the new technologies to the craft procedures in order to achieve different artisanal products in both shapes and colors, using any type of pastas, enamels, oxides, dyes, dyes, giving their products excellent quality finishes.

Company founded in 1860 with a long and successful family career. After completing the studies, Juan Carlos decided to follow the tradition and dedicate himself to the office of potter, inheritance of his parents and grandparents. In his workshop, which also became a point of sale, he made hand-made ceramic pieces. It works with top quality materials such as red and white mud using different techniques until the desired finish is achieved. All of its pieces are "Ceramics with a designation of origin," and it is that apart from finding in its workshop pieces of souvenirs or gifts or other ceramic objects, it also makes the typical pieces of Andújar such as water pitchers, grotesque pitcher, toilets, etc.

Their personalized treatment and ability to adapt to the needs of the customer make tradition and success come together in Iliturgitana Muñoz Ceramics.

From generation to generation, and based on continuous renewal in terms of techniques, finishes and materials, Celestino has become a potter craftsman with a long and successful trajectory. His work, completely artisan and in which his hands as a specialized tornado are shaping the pieces of mud, has been adapting to the needs and tastes of his customers, decorative tendencies or demands of his own imagination. It offers an extensive report of pieces and ceramic items such as menaje, lamps, tiles, typical items of the Ibera or Andújar ceramic, never leaving aside one of its great hobbies; the restoration and development of religious imagery.

Of great family roots and with a strong orientation to artisanal work, they keep almost intact the most traditional way to produce their products such as highly valued candles and beeswax cirios. It is the only company in Europe that still whitens these waxes in the sun during the summer months, thus obtaining a 100% natural product and preserving its excellent natural properties
Its products, high quality candles, perfect combustion and total guarantee, are present in most churches, convents or parishes of Spain, as well as being the protagonists of some of the country's most famous film feature. The passage of time and motivated by current demand, in addition to the historical and artisan candles and beeswax cirios, also use other paraffins, vegetable waxes and other oils, in order to produce candles that are adapted to the needs of their customers.

Raquel has turned his lifelong hobby into a profession of which he is very proud today. It makes all types of flamenca accessories such as combs or earrings, touching and pamelas in a artisanal way, one of its specialities being the development of regional hats such as the cordobes or gossip.
The materials, all of first quality, are exclusive and brought from different points in Spain or Europe, making their parts exclusive and very personal.
He receives in the workshop his clients, whom he advises and advises, although always adapting to their tastes and needs. Flowers, silk, wool, Swarovski crystals, alpaca, silver... a multitude of possibilities at the service of who can value a manual and artisan work like this.

He began his professional career in the study of the Sevillian imaginary Mr Antonio Dubé de Luque, acquiring knowledge about religious imagery, wood size, drawing and modeling. Led in Fine Arts by the University of Seville, Manuel specializes in sculpture, obtaining a scholarship from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the Spanish Academy of Archaeology and Fine Arts of Rome. In the 1990s it is established in the town of Andújar where it already begins its professional career as a sculptor of both civil and religious work. He has developed important works at the national level in the intervention of temples or churches, sculptures for hermandades or co-fradies, as well as for individuals.
From its workshop, declared by the Junta de Andalucía Punto de Interés Artesanal, and in a very personal style, Manuel mixes different materials until he can solve the work of art. Wood, iron, stone, bronze, etc. A multitude of artistic possibilities that have led Manuel to experience also new remains and to enter into the artisanal manufacture of jewels and other works of restoration and conservation of Andalusian artistic heritage.